By now, it was obvious what [Connect] could really do.
At first glance, its description was simple, the ability to connect to the mind and soul. Adam still hadn't fully grasped the mind aspect. That part remained vague and distant, like a door he hadn't yet figured out how to open.
But the soul?
That was a different matter entirely.
If Adam was being honest with himself, the ability to perceive the soul was, in its own way, broken.
Not broken in some absurd, world-ending sense. Not the kind of power that let you annihilate continents or collect every gorgeous woman under the heavens.
No.
On its own, [Connect] wasn't overwhelmingly destructive.
But in terms of versatility?
It was terrifying.
Adam could sense living beings from extreme distances.
He could gauge their power.
He could detect malice through the intensity and distortion of their soul flames.
And more than that.
